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NANO Nanoco Group Plc

15.36
-0.28 (-1.79%)
26 Jul 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Nanoco Group Plc LSE:NANO London Ordinary Share GB00B01JLR99 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.28 -1.79% 15.36 664,811 16:35:27
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
15.50 15.98 16.00 15.50 16.00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Coml Physical, Biologcl Resh 5.62M 11.09M 0.0543 2.85 31.93M
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
16:37:04 O 77,213 15.612 GBX

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2024-07-26 15:37:0515.6177,21312,054.49O
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Posted at 26/7/2024 09:20 by Nanoco Daily Update
Nanoco Group Plc is listed in the Coml Physical, Biologcl Resh sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker NANO. The last closing price for Nanoco was 15.64p.
Nanoco currently has 204,172,599 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Nanoco is £31,646,753.
Nanoco has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 2.85.
This morning NANO shares opened at 16p
Posted at 09/7/2024 07:49 by paul planet earth1
From the LSE BB

TwoGood2Die

Posts: 2,921

Price: 14.56

No Opinion

Vague Guessing!

Today 07:22

"Everything at Nanoco is just so opaque, everyone is trying to second guess, looking for clues amongst the fog, grasping at straws!

Yet the harsh reality Nanoco has been on the cusp of commercialisation for over 20 years now but never succeeded!

While those debate the intricacies of certain words or assumed timings in RNS which to be fair are always full of woolly ambiguity as it seems the Board can't write in plain English or deliberately try to conceal or camouflage the truth..

If read on first basis principles the RNS's suggest Nanoco is far from commercialisation and something fundamental has gone wrong with ST Micro.

October update is just around the corner and the omens don't look good. Whether BT is clear as regards the true situation surrounding ST Micro come October will be interesting..Will they say in plain English that they have walked and the business is trying to find alternative customers or will he just use spin and try pulling the wool over investors eyes yet again!"
Posted at 02/7/2024 10:08 by and1
This company does not know how to communicate.What I see is that first generation is phasing out, second generation is ongoing and they are looking for more customers to expand further. A bit of over reaction in share price due to bad communication. Good opportunity for Nanoco (and others) for share buy(back)
Posted at 18/5/2024 06:41 by paul planet earth1
From the LSE BB

TwoGood2Die

Posts: 2,527

Price: 17.80

No Opinion

A question of integrity!

Today 06:36

"Successful businesses build positive relations with all their investors, treating them all fairly, and providing accurate and timely updates on commercial progress.

With Nanoco we have a CEO who lacks both a scientific background, doesn't have relevant qd industry experience, nor is a well respected industry leading figure...This must to an extent put off would be customers....

We also have the Samsung debacle, a poor financial return, way below what the company had been alluding to through it own broadcasts and through using third parties such as Edison, and reflected at the time through leading financial papers.

We then have the integrity issue, firstly all the misleading guidance leading up to the settlement and the shenigans behind closed doors with the likes of both LOAM and RG who dumped their shares while retail investors were being fed inaccurate and untrue information....

We then have the financial outcome way below industry experts analysis...add to that the unwarranted sale of 118 patents without I might add share holder prior approval...

What's infuriating for many is not having a vote on the Samsung deal and knowing what exactly was being given away...

We are now just treading water, the share price is drifting back down to the 12p cash price, and the market has lost all faith in the Board, while Nanoco is not seen anymore as an exciting high tech potentially global leading business but more of a drab, dull, poorly managed firm, drifting along, with a Board completely out of touch and ignorant to the concerns of its multitude of retail investors who the CEO liberally and arrogantly refers in a derogatory manner as 'speculative gamblers'.

Think this sums up BT's performance 5 years into the job....In my view he should have stepped down shortly after the shambolic Samsung settlement deal was signed....IMHO!"
Posted at 13/5/2024 08:06 by paul planet earth1
No doubt extending the buy back period as there will be little to no activity anticipated over the next few months so don't need to keep paying at current share price levels.

I anticipate that the buy back will start back up again as and when the share price declines which seems inevitable until any commercial news is released which I suspect won't be till the Fall.
Posted at 10/5/2024 15:53 by unglove
Frankly deluded for anyone to think the share price is where it is now due to Kooba's posts! I sold all my holding for 24p and it was for a 5 figure sum. Worst share I have bought in over 15 years. Fortunately only a tiny part of my portfolio. I expect share price to drop further. The two Twits back on filter.
Posted at 24/4/2024 17:04 by sikhthetech
I see the same messing has continued.
Majority of the time, buy backs don't work. They benefit the BoD more than PIs.

As said before, far better to pay a special divi and let PIs decide what they want to do with their own money.




sikhthetech24 Jan '24 - 14:59 - 38151 of 39419 Edit
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Buybacks don't always work in increasing the share price

Much better to have the cash and let PIs decide whether they wish to reinvest or use elsewhere.


Buy backs can be stopped at any time. If the company publishes warnings, lack of sales, biggest shareholders selling etc, at any time then any potential gains from the buyback are wiped out and the share price could be lower than today.

Buy backs here will be the worst outcome.

Ask the blnx gang Barky/Gino/PPE etc etc. Trmr(ex blnx) have had buy backs for years. The share price still crashed from 850p to 150p, as I predicted, after repeated profit warnings. Same for Rthm. Losing 80% on trmr AND rthm AND Nano.
Posted at 22/4/2024 12:49 by unglove
I think around 560k sterling spent so far. Daily expenditure picking up but might be another 5 weeks that share price artificially supported by buyback. Without news I expect share price will drift down slowly once buyback finished.
Posted at 11/4/2024 16:27 by twatcher
"The Capital Reduction will facilitate the previously announced return of capital to Shareholders of between GBP33 million and GBP40 million (or approximately 10 pence to 12 pence per share) using the second tranche of the proceeds of the Samsung litigation ($75 million) which is expected to be received during February 2024. No decision has yet been taken as to the method of any such return of capital."


As someone else asked earlier, how is giving the company a share worth 21-22p in return for 24p, returning 10-12p per share back to shareholders ?, and then it is only some shares, not all.

Not only is a participate getting only 2-3p per share for part of their holding, they are also surrending that part of their holding.

So when all the dust is settled, if the share price drops as a result of the corporate action, then everyone, including those that participated will be worse off overall, and if by some magic the share price increases, those that participated will be worse off compare to those that did not (because they have less shares)

Scratches head.
Posted at 28/3/2024 09:11 by millwallfan
PJ84. Thank you. As most seem to believe the Tender will deffo go ahead I’ll do some calculations today to establish what might be best for me. I’m in the very fortunate position of having an average of 22p so I guess it probably comes down to my level of faith in the future company performance and share price and timeline, and also the post tender lowest price ( do I buy back in ???). If the share price falls to 12p and I buy back all the shares I tendered then I guess for me it’s the same as getting a 12p dividend AND I’ll hold a bigger % of the company. Hope I’ve got that right 😂
Posted at 20/3/2024 08:06 by paul planet earth1
Terrorwit

"So far, against those who think it's going to fall to a lower valuation afterwards,
the price has been buoyed up by the tender offer"

It's because the planned share buyback hasn't been completed and cash returned to share holders accounts!

Take £33m off the table and with no material commercial contracts in the pipeline where is the support for valuing future organic growth and hence prop up the post buy back share price coming from?

I know Cavendish paid for services to market Nanoco to a wider share base to bring in new investors to prop up the share price hence their share price forecast of 60p with no fundamentals to back it up, plucked out of thin air, and looks attractive compared to current 21p, signalling buy here you will treble your money soon!
Nanoco share price data is direct from the London Stock Exchange

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